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Preserving the Past The valley's first public cemetery closed more than half a century ago. It contains the remains of some of Arizona's first pioneers. But as KJZZ's Peter O'Dowd reports, some fear their final resting place will be forgotten forever. Listen	Next > Recent Stories Heard on KJZZ Alaska's Glacial Melt Here and Now: Ant Expert Mark Moffett 2010 Census Launched from Arizona Here and Now: Flake gets earmark ban Here and Now: Mentally Ill Funding Cuts New Birth Certificates Required for Puerto Ricans Here and Now: Mayor Gordon/ Budget Here and Now: Regulating Air Pollution Urban Heat Island Here and Now: Housing/New Concept Here and Now: Dan Harkins/RC Nakai Here and Now: Artifacts Case Suicide Eradicating Child Sex Slavery MORE
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KJZZ News on the Map See where KJZZ news team is reporting across the United States and even the globe. News by Topic/Series News by Author	Capitol Coverage AZ Voters to Decide Sales Tax Hike AZ House Passes Jobs Bill Budget, Other Work Continues at Capitol Gov. Calls for More Cuts, Revenue Gov. Brewer to Talk Taxes, Economy MORE
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